Fire and murder unfold in Madison Avenue tragedy
A white robed figure appears as Mrs Smith is found dead in a New York City home fire watchmen report gunshots. Firefighters rescue servants while investigators uncover gasoline barrels and a murder suicide plan linked to Grace Cors, a widow entangled with Amos O Squire and the Smith family. Police search for clues about motive and the couple’s past.
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Sen
Fran Wexun
Mrs Smith
Mon Smith
Jean
Stonrek
Ine
Otis Uuder
Strand Mir Smith
Mrs. Smith
Mira Smith
Kerow
Smith
Vetlar & Chain
Benholn
Company
Corsa
Amos
Squire
Hawtin
Lok Smich
Laltugrsind
Yor' Wien
Ile Amd
Alinuis
Innes Smiths
Aater
Mra
Davi Tylor
Madison NF
Mrz .Duslurs
Nine
Mosquitoes Named as 250000 Annual Death Cause
Dr Edward A Ayers argues the mosquito directly causes malaria and yellow fever, urging New York area swamp drainage. He cites Havana yellow fever history and Gorgas’s control, warning that draining swamps and eliminating breeding grounds would save countless lives and reduce disease costs.
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Newark
Edward A Ayers
de Ayers
Academy of Medicina
al Carpenter
Dr Ayers
Morg Altora
New York
Newberry
Miseawa
Reed Commissions
Havana
Gol {Gorgas
Flarasia
Ita
Tropics
United States
Wii
Greene and Gaynor appeal extradition question in certiorari case
Benjamin D Greene and John I Gaynor appeal a Supreme Court certiorari petition after their $600,009 embezzlement and conspiracy convictions. They were treated in Canada and resisted extradition, raising whether crimes not in the Canadian treaty may be charged after surrender on other counts. They remain under four years’ U S imprisonment for embezzlement and conspiracy tied to Capt Oberlin M Carter.
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Benjamin D Greene
John I Gaynor
United States
United States Supreme Court
Greene
Gaynor
Canada
Unite States Court
Mt Georgie
Oberlin M . Carer
United States Army
Panama Present Arrives in New York Aboard Kaiserin Victoria
President of Panama, Novis-Manuél amedor, arrived in New York today aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria from Europe. He plans a visit to Washington and may discuss Central America concerns, with notable passengers including Count Albert Appony, Prof G Eberlein, Cant W von Livonius, and Hopkinson Smith aboard.
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New York
Novis
Manuél Amedor
Republic of Panama
Washington
Centrol Americs
Count Albert Appony
Civic Forum
G Eberlein
Emperor William
Rome
W von Livonius
Gerwen
Ava
Hopkinson Smith
Auinor
Fragmented Falindeaphia Pland dialogue excerpt
A damaged OCR snippet shows two voices discussing Japan and recent years with wary tones. A Mrs Nagget complains about attending theater alone and Mr Nagget jokes about sending her instead. The fragment ends with mentions of hats and bonnets.
Weather Conditions Across Regions with Variable Winds
Weather Bureau notes scattered conditions with no rain in most areas Sunday. Northeasterly winds shift to westerly along coasts, cooler temps expected in the South Atlantic States, and special warnings on Washington Oregon coasts and several rivers.
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Dept
Gt Agrioolunen
Weather Bureau
Washington
Este
South
Raina
Midale
South Atlantic
Sadine
North Pacific
Ign
Atlantic States
New Zingland
Mostar
New
Pacis
Westy Muutans
Staten
Faelan
Alltale Ailentte
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AK Smith
Mra Smith
Vurch
Wr Smith
Wiliam Ho Bulkley
Wateh
Hartford
Bulkeley
Smith Promuer
Haltmere
Buithere
Nicholas Builth
Nicholas Mo Smith
Eviimore
Fit
Smith & Schwarz
Alder
Europa
Nichoas Smith
Hy Haz
Samuel K. B8pAth
Jona Randole Smith
Gi Grippe-Gough
Wayer
Baltimors
Spaperdr
of the
Peruna
Mary May
Beldler Street
Pittsburg
Hartman
Mary Mag
Ainse
Button
Othiee
Ueautituk
Blucher Apt
Alalifel
Joe Giustiera
Éams If Bae
Aber
Thornton's
St. N
Persom
Panama
Isthmus
Dudley
Nidoight
Lami Yaar
Maranotte
Memphis
Hood
Leese
M. A. Leese
Mascurine
Ninth Street
N. W
Velats
Madi
Christian Xander
Seventh Street
Post
Washington Post
Ito
Sunday Post
Sporting Department
Mauch
Lf Ceyl
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